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To meet employers' top need for educating employees on voluntary benefits, understanding the landscape of available tools is critical.
Key audiences in the voluntary benefits space agree that we will see more call center, online and self-service enrollments this year.
When it comes to sales distribution by segment, all segments except the classics and career agents saw increases this year.
Term life was again the top-selling line of business last year, followed by dental, accident, and then short-term disability.
Total voluntary sales for 2019 were $8.832 billion, up 4.5% over 2018 sales.
Brokers are expanding and changing their portfolios of benefits solutions—but that may not be enough to win new clients.
Despite challenges in the near-term, there appears to be a potential upside for voluntary benefits.
Employee wellness programs and wellness benefits are two very different things.
You may think that different generations find different types of insurance products more important than others--and you're right!
Many voluntary carriers are now offering hospital indemnity plans, meaning more competition and more product innovations